Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
WHAT is IT2
A Pestilence That Walks in DarkneM-A
Destruction That Wastes at MONDAY,

We have published in our columns from
time to time different advertisements In
regard to Bright's Disease and its cures.
What is this terrible diseased
We have taken the trouble to make an
investigation from the best sources and
we give the results TO our readers.
What astonishes us is the general indif.
ference given to kidney disorders. The
kidneys do not sound the alarm of their
diseased condition, owing to the fact that
they have very few nerves, hence few sus-
pect that there is any disease in them.
Irritation, inflammation, liberation set in,
and then the little tubes, of which the kid
neys are full, are destroyed and thrown
of, and from this fact arc called tube casts.
AS soon as this begins to take place it is
only a question of how fast decomposition
goes on before the disease results fatally.
If the proper remedies are taken before
final decomposition or waste of these tubes
commences or becomes too far advanced,
that is the only and last chance for relief.
1t is at this point or before that Warmers
safe cure proves so beneficial, and may
cure or stop the wasting away Of the kid.
neys if 1t has not advanced too far.
The most remarkable thing of oil our In.
v~estigation is the fact that the patient with
Bright's disease has no exclusive syInp.
toms, but has the symptoms Of every c0il.
mon disease.
First he may possibly feel o dull pain In
his back, generally upon one silc, which
does not debar him from his usual bus,iess
| routine. After q time he may BEGIN to feel
neuralgia pains, or have a slight attack OF
what he may call rheumatism, or headache,
with high or dark colored urine, with on
unpleasant sensation in its passage, ani
after standing showing IN unnatural con.
dition. Later on, conc tired feelings, loss
Of ambition or vlgor, or loss of or falling
\ eyesight, which IS very common, with o
distressed condition Of the stomach. Any
one of these symptoms is liable to occur.
\ This no doubt accounts for the proprl-
/, etors Of Warmers safe cure curing so many
I diseases. By regulating and building up the
Il kidneys, symptoms OF general ill-h0alth
disappear. They justly accuse the medical
profession of treating the effects and not
the cause. Finally If this disorder Is neg
| lected the patient either dies Of apoplexy,
pneumonia, heart disease, blood poison,
| consumption, or any other disease that the
system Is most subject to.
1t appears that General Logan rcalfIsd
his condition, and was well awaro thai
his disease was Of tho kidneys, and ey.
pressed himself in indignant terms ut tho
folly Of the doctors IN treating him for
rheumatism when it was the kidneys tina,
caused his attacks"
We have no doubt that very many pe0.
pie in this country have the SANE trouble
hs the General, but little Importance y Ia NJ
tached to this malady by tho medical tr0
fession because Of their inability to cop
with it, either in its first appearance or vi.
vanccd condition.
There appears to be some one cause for
nearly every other ailment of tho human
system, but up to the present time no one
has been able to fully account for this ter
rible malady. We understand that tht
people of Germany have become aware Of
Its fearful fatality, and have offered 400,
900 marks (SlOO,O0O) to any ono that Gal
satisfactorily explain the cause.